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Imported soybean prices in Kudus Regency rose to Rp11,500 per kg from Rp10,000 over two months, according to the Primkopti cooperative. The cooperative attributes the rise to a stronger dollar against the rupiah, higher price indices and possibly lower production in origin countries.
A large Semarang supplier reports no new supply, and warehouse stock covers only two to three days of demand.
Currency weakness and tight stocks raise input costs for Indonesian soy processors and point to firmer import-parity prices for soybeans. Small tofu and tempeh producers face the most immediate squeeze.
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